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Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-03-11
THE FORTIFICATIoN BILL.
why That Important Measure Failed OF
Passage,

As explained in the Senate by Mr..
Dawes, the rock upon which the con-
ferees on the fortificstion appropria-
tion bill finally split, was section S of
the bill prepared by the Senate confer
ees. This section authorizes the ad-
visory board TO make contracts with
reasonable steel manufacturers for the
supplys 10, 900 tons Of gun steel, subject
TO test and inspection ut every stage,
and appropriated 81, 900, 900 for It's pur-
chase.
The corresponding provision made
by the house conferees was contained
in section 8 OF their bill. This section
appropriated like sum OF $4,000, 600
for the purchase Of steel, but with the
proviso that only 30 much shoLld be
accepted a. would suffice for the fabri-
cation Of three gums, 10 and II inch
calibres. These guns were TO be tes.
ted by requiring them to endure 200
discharges, periods Of time rang.
luk IIViu oV W lSU mluute8. III
they failed 10 pass these tests, then no
more OF the appropriation was to be ex-
pended In the purchase OF steel, but
IL they withstOod the tests, the re-
mainder Of the appropriation was to
become available for the purchase of
steel. The objection OF the Senate
conferees to to this proviso was that it
would result In leaving the country
without guns for many years to come,
as IL would take at least three or four
years to finish and test the specimen
guns, and In the event Of their success,
as many additional years TO secure
Others OF the same types.
The total appropriation Of the House
bill was SIG, ,572, 500, OF more by S3,050,-
600 than the Senate conferees bill.
But TIE House conferees declare that
the eighth section of the Senate bill
really carried an appro Iristion OF
S27 ,000,OO and explain the apparent
discrepancy by alleging that s., 600, 900
instead OF $6,OOO,OO will be required
for the purchase of 10000 tons of steel.
80, 200, 900 will be required for the man.
ufscture OF the steel into guns; %, 600.
900 for carriages and S3,000,000 for
shops and plants. There were many
other points of difference between the
two Houses. but according to the
statements OF both sides, all Of them
were reconcilable with the exception
of the point above noted.-Ex.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-03-11
Roth Thief and Miser.

Newburyport, Mass. Telegram;
Lewis Pike, q mason BY trade, and .
receiver Of stolen property, died here
Saturday night In squalor and filth.
He occupied o room In the house OF
Mrs. William l.. Dodge, at No. Is
Kent street. Some days ago Nathan
A. Moulton. living near by. was called
upon by neighbors Of Pike, informed
that the man was very Ill, and urged
10 look into the matter. The old man
was In bed; his pulse was very rigid
and his eyes were glazed. Though II
was..suggested that clergyman and .
physician be sent for. Pike refused,
saying he was going 10 hell anyway,
and he might ~ well 60 now as In q
few years. He also requested that hls
body be buried without any ceremony.
Just push me In . box" said he,
"and chuck me In the ground o. soon
~ you can. II you don't I'll haunt
you.n Amer his death the room was
searched and boz was found contaih'
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-03-11
THE BILL APPROVED.
The Governor Signed the NUM-
cipal Incorporation Bill at the
Last Moment.
The Fifteenth Session of the
Montana Legislature a
Thing OF the Past.
Tongue River Free of Ice and
the Floods Name is
"Dennis."
MONTANA LEGISLATURE.
Fifteenth Session.
Yesterdays PROCEEDINGS.
special Telegram 10 the YELLowsrosg JOURNAL.
MONTANA LEGISLATURE.
Fifteenth Session.

Yesterdays PROCEEDINGS.
Special Telegram TO the YELLowsTosE JOURNAL.
COUNCIL.
HELENA, Mar. 10.-House joint reso-
luton No. 8, appropriating $500 for
the Montana historical society wss re-
considered and passed.
Bills passed. House bill No. lOl,
providing for the deposit Of public
funds in banks.
HOUSE.
An attempt will be made to recon.
slider the vote on the resignation OF
William Muth, the position to which
he agreed having been defeated, also
to sppease his constituents.
Bills passed: Council bill No. go,
relating TO inmates Of public institu.
tutions; council joint resolution No.
Is, relating to the future omissions o.
game law not pas ed at the last ses'
sion; house bill No. 92, for the regis,
tration of voters in Incorporated cities.
Bills lost: House bill No. so, pro-
viding for. u territorial board Of edu.
cation.
House bill No. l0i, appointing Q
boiler inspector, was approved, and
also council bill No. As, the municipal
incorporation law.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-03-11

Eager watchers ON the banks OF
Tongue river were sgreeably disap-
pointed of seeing the town flooded
even to the slightest extent. At 8
o'clock yesterday morning the prelim-
mary break up occurred and up till IL
O'Clock the river ran smoothly. Eariy
in the afternoon gorge formed in the
bend about a garter mile above the rail-
road bridge, extending up the river
three miles. A judicious use Of giant
powder loosened this gorge and excit'
ed crowds rushed TO the river bank
when al o. clock the ice was seen and
heard rushing down the river in tre'
mendous cakes and crashing and
groaping, took its resistless course to
the mouth of the river and was carried
by the force Of its passage far out into
the Yellowstone, which was perfectly
clear Of ice and offered no resistance tc
the mass. The Tongue WAS running
bank full. small cakes Of Ice beinl
thrown up over the bank by the crush
At o o'clock the river was running
free Of ice, and any fears Of possible
food were averted. The latest repor
from up the Tongue river is that 81
Grimmett's ranch another gorge had
formed and the ice was piling VI
heavy. There can be no danger now
and 1t Is wonderful that such accumu
lation Of ice and water has gone oul
without wetting the banks Of the Tur'
bulent Tongue. Ice will probably bt
running for n day or two at odd in
tervals, but no gorge is possible.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-03-11
CHURCHES.
SOCIETIES.

A. o. H.-Division No meets 6rst 4 Id secono
sundays Of each month.
X. Of H.-Msets q ret and third Wednesdays NJ
1:S0p. M, At Odd Fellows Hall
AT. IA M.-Yellowstone Lodge, No. 26, II
and t1ird Wednesdays.
R.A. M.-iellowstone Chapter. No. 8, second
and fourth Saturdays.
X. T-Damascus Commandery, second and
fourth Thursdays.
/. y. y. f.-Custer Lodge, No. Is, every
Monday II their hall.
/, 90. F.-sentinal Encampment, No. 6, hrs,
and third Friday.
x. OF P.-Crusader Lodge, No. T. Thursday
evenings at Odd Fellows Hall.
C. x. Of A.-Miles City Branch, every sunday st
p. m.
k. Of L-First and third Fridays.
q. A. R-U. :. Grant Post, No. II, first and
third Tuesdays.
/. o. @. T.--star Of the West, No a. every
Thursday evening.
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INCIDENTS " NOCLETY.

Miss Carrie GrancAcr. dauchrr of J. A L. Crahelder
will be married 10 Nathan Kaufman at Delmonico's tris
evening at $3.50 o'clock. reception aud dinner Will
follow
Mira D1nicl b. Allen, OF No f32 Fifth ave. gave
Informal musicale last evening"
The wed 'ing Of Miss EliAibefh VI. Ill., daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs h. ". Hill. or No. 300 Vest Twenty first
st. Thomas r. Somers. will take pace AT the 'hnrci
OF St Francis Xavier. in West sixtecmt ST. on Nedncs
day evenng. December %. at 7 30 o'clock
Mrs Arthur Breeze laising, OF No. West Twentieth
ST. gave a dinner last night.
Mrs JON sherwood r. al paper on Early frrilch
aud dish Poets or lay afternoon ~ the h"S 81"
Mrs Arson Phelps ~tOScS Mas NOpiwtrd an VT
Crane rcctel Among those present ~ere VI =. l"n az
Floyd Jones. Miss Grace HUyt Mis- lnsk Miss Mitchell
Miss Kate Lincoln. Mrs. Gc"t-c No Mrs W: ".
Shcrn an and Nrs TucSer Mrs. crwo"d's IrXt fnr'
dat reading viii taSc place at her own hou-r No -
West Thirty second on afternoon 81 December ~
The first nf a srr OF bachelor c"tlon- Ma gwen III
were received 10y the following patt"nes-~T. MIS-
william Clark. Mrs. Edward II. Wright. MTs John A.
Ginord Mrs Robert T.. BaliIni'ue. MIS-. H. WaNn"
Parker, Mrs. Henry Youn:, Mr. ". '"mrhe LARK
Mrs John Eallaniine Mrs Rowland j. kra-l.r'.
The german led by Oh res \. Clifford Attn MISS
Genreini NcNec Of this city.
Mrs Joseph Potter. Mrs. Henry Vaughn anu Miss
Potter gaVr a large reception YESTERDAY AFTERNOON g
Young who in r"criv NJ Hrrc Miss ,Hrc,
Miss Daisy simmons. Miss Cora Mch ~ ana Miss Towns
bend
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rx->ryaroR PLA1r sTcrRES / JrDGMEyl



Cold however, ~ not the only factor In tho pro
ductIon ol ,ataith IhcIo - d cOiAIt at cause anu
most ono, ia certain drlto'rd '"hd"ii,
OF the nrtN Uus system, which - too htio known and
apHrclatoI Ia hrAlihJ conditions u1 the nervous
- ~irui, provided reasonable Itc'a itlOh' are 'A"th
a,~i,t cod, tn 10 Is enough Vianty Ia the organism
is ia fact the guardian, controller, and primo regulator
OF animal heal body Temperature, and iS s"e"i,s'
IA lure Lln It's rc,pon,ibio duties tho least re-
laAaiiOn of II, constant visiiancc-Inndrfs Us Ha"o
to fail prey to cod go
Tho fonowing suppostitlolS cases WIN anoIu al
Illustration. An individual, WI" habltHaiS uIi'os
a out IN an olcn convey anco with Irfircl freedom
from ratatrh, happens one occasion 10 alI aNccp
wnrn hc Is out, and tho very next day Ia. cola mo
explanation of the phenOmenon Is To no loni VI t'o
fat, that during sleep, nciNOns energy - I""ci,u,
and tho system therefore les, able To with'tand tho
inuriou, effects of cold II VIC assume that the IN
diVidual was also Ia state OF intOAlcailOn al mo
time the damage done 10y cold would tn mor serious,
as tho depression from alcohol Is supeladded to that
Of sleep II ls therefore, not surprising to ma that
Inflammation Of rho lungs Is frequently COM ar,ra
under such circumstances. Wo instnciivcly achhoWl
edo the nervous drlrcS Ion during sleep by talihs
tho prccauton to throw rug over inc Knees o'"ro
forty winls tho dining room SOFA
\ iinld woman comes home ono night pnln ann
CHASTITY with fright having encountered spectre clau
In white, which She calls a ehn l." In DAY OF TWO
she drvclnps a cold for which she cannot In any way
account Fear acts as a deprcssant to The nervous
system, gripping IFS powers OF rrSs'ng inc a'on w
cold hence tho rhraso, shlvorlng with fear sim
ary, lnnumcrahe events Of daily HE icnd 10 rI'an
deprrss or excite tho nerves, and render them unt
for maInia aiming Tho body temperature agahs mo n"c,f
sfions Of weather and climate During these uh-
guarded moments a trlfing exposure 10 rhd or damp
Is sufficient To induce caiarrh Is known ma, sout
boots. umbrellas. and WRAPS, though exc"llcn Pre-
scrvaflvcc In their way, arc not by any means mo
only precautionary measures To be Adopted mar "o
must cndraVOr to strengthen the nervous system "
II DC tlrfrrve. and that when We arc compelled 10
pose ourselves to cold or wet when The nerves ara
anxiety grief worry. tcar. dyspepsia, or III humor,
wo should 10 specially careful to guard against cold
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-21
THE RrSH TO rEE BOO HANO BARRKT

As early as p sunday three me .Sene''T bo;s with
orders for for the Booth and Barrett onsascm'h'
the sale which opened yesterday, APPEARED al
the AcYIeny They wcro To b. fc igvcd every TX
hours. Mr. Gilmore, taking pity ON thcn, allowed
them TO remain the 10 by all night. HcIor" doing
so he took pains ascertain that thy "cre mol pre-"
vlded with matches cigarettes the latter being his
srecaI alomina,ion Early on Monda no Ming 'h'
limo began 20 form I'm earnest Many OF INC wan
crowd we're ragged boys who took places VII a view
TO selling iher post later Al O'Clock y"'t"-y
morning tho lin. eXendci from Irving place III - 10
the are door In iOurtccnthst. The majority "rTo
sreculators but moro than four seats were Know
inglv sold 10 any man. TIL" devices a1o t'n W.
The Spernlanrs 10 cvade ~, rulc were numerous WV
we're generally defeated. Ono man h''t &C. ne
four ais went away and ch 'nreh nee sizes, mars an"
ovcrcoas with n friend. but ncvrrih" rcc":
ni2rd by the ichet-seller. ~ Nv O'CLOCK hhmh" ol
ladies' and rrvatc buyers appeared and 10y noon over
600 had talon In ncarlv all being Tor b" mn
oct nriced seats The sale TO- the second W""N VI" NJ
cnencd TO morrow AZ IN scale Of prc"s ado "d for
mis- engagement thr Academy VIII sat 81 100 ana
,h amount viii doubtless some nights hc ras q by
tbc sale OF admissions TO over $1,000
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BNRTLETr-In Poughke-pso December 49, Dudley Bart
lott IN 40 o1thvsir II his -so
AHEiY-rn ,i-nly rls'h'. 2,th in't Lottio b. wife
r3. ga i've, aud sni. irv,,ea aueui fun.r,
chino Of IN, Fliih Avenne soyterl N
w b. taS.n to oaw,ro count, Tor in ier@ont
BURRfp5E-On November -. at cannes France. DR..
ra"rr.l At nj. residence 29t M.ou.,vo w.i,-
IlY psesmn~r a. at 10 M Relatives AMI friends
GOULD suld ''v. At Eat orang'. V r. sunday Dcccm-
Der - lNS1 Robert >. Could youngest son OF Sarah H.
tnn.r'. seryce, ~ A,' TO- corner summit and
% fo ~, R,rcv and chrI,topner sts AZ 1919 m
Please omit COVER,
WI g saHc T. Of nosPS :% nF .nS 10
f%5 10 T rnn S'T p.en5c Anu
HoLL YIN GREENWICH Conn. December 10 wl!AnP
Fnn~rSi 1t nj. late reul,acs on wsin-sIv. at2o. M.
HowsoN- suddenly. on tho 10th tat. at Troy N Y.
r1n"r attn, church ofth, Trln,n ,uration Goth.
It. CIV d'rs, IL HouGhton. pastor on wednesday. tho
MIL Ath,r.dAsnco IN Mortcllir Y. T.. on Nonv.
December 10 Levi Miller age G5 year. @ni II month";
Chnrch on rInr.'I4y o-c"mb-r - At | 20 o,l.ck
hristouher streets AT 1890
MrrPH ON the 10Th inst. at Rordenown. y. j.. Col.
Funer 70 hi. ,ts rcs l,r, on Thursl, tho 29i ipst
NJ iOa RELATIVE and friends are invited to attend
OF her . nNs e., IN u ;' ETY.
Funora at It philips Church oarri,on, N. y on Thurs
d1y. Deccmbor -
PARrRiD OF suddenly Of dlphms:il on Tuc,lay even.
December 20 charlie Anharesc at the re'is1cs of his
father Alfred dwight lArgidso. No l'2 keapst Brook
Funeral rryate
Friends kindly omit flowers
QUITTING MONDAY. 10Th inst. At thu residence Of
G ark +. Tols White Plans " Y. Mr.. Ellen u. Duet
aud oni. invtoi to attsn tho funeral ser
yco,non her ato res donce on THURSDAY 22d inst at
A.
Carriages White Plains Depot on arrival OF
train Dawn Gran Csntrd Deor Assoc M
VAN SCIIAACk-At Man ius Onon Ia = County. " V" on
Erila Drcs
SGth OF his age
VAN SLYCK-At Planheld, Y. j. on Wsfh-sfaV. Decem
be- Char ss ". son Of William ". Van Slyck
Wstus.i tho 2ls inst, AZ $50
VI The Residence Of hi, father In Plainhed
Iptermrnt a Nalatr Y. Y.
TRAIN ~ fost Liberty st., Now York at 100 o. IN
WILLIAMSON Rod Bank. v j.. sun Law. December Is
Williams in tho slst voT o. fts ass
Fu,-ra servcss hsi Trinity 'hurch. Rcd Bank.
on Wednesday, December 81. at l o'clock .. M.
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YoUyG PEOPLE INSTRUCTED BY PRof FoCNd

YOUNG PEOPLE INSTRUCTED hf fhof' '"'""
Tie hall Of he Young jcns lnstitte In III" ho"'ry
ys.nlei lat evening tots iul capacity by an andlcn'e
or yonnx people assembled g. hear Hp'piia lecture
on The sun ~ Professor CI"ie' A. fouhI' ~ r'H
ION ia. professor presented the subject Ia 'y'e
a., 10 M. be.rer. AMI by IN, OF lns"n Gus
co,uuar,,ors and verbal illn>Iausns ne eHp''yei
,usi have made clear - every prs present. s""N"
idea Of tne gr-a lumn,rvs H. dis aace. bhis ~"h 90
ro,iton and It, vast mp,rtnc, to tns Inhabitants vi
the cxrih ,,.,, nm, hca,
If w- should he DEPRIVED ~ 'hs suns IL h anu hca,
for one or ccrtanl, two weeks ever vas 40 :"
ard vrg- able ne the Earth ~oulI peri s ny
prc rs,or a tn bokhuingO OF hi- ronA x Az 'ns ''o
he ave cuufortIrs a,snr t"cs mat 'ch c'iAA
ukeiy les, tntn ten aillion 'rAs
The sun If. t. b- ins net for that pcou i"o
lecture was Accomplished By a so.ios oi No we've
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Az y1rpH.vTs sKErFrOv PoH CORNELL.

ITHACA Dec 90 topecioh.-The Executive Commit
tee of the Board of Trustees OF Cornell University
la. Just decided to purchase from p. T. Barnum the
complete skeleton OF the elephant Grace, N" mean
OF which Is now subject OF study of The department
OF anatomy and Zoology. The skeleton VIII oo "'"'"
ted NV Ward NJ Roobcster Some time ago word
came TO the University that dlscOv"ri' OF ones .a
been made the Village Of Bro k0n, then caiicd
Motifs Corners Immediately President Nhiio WIN
PrOfcssO or ildci and oilers sct out for The place,
and af,or many hours OF hard work many bones ana
teeth of extinct animals secured IL IS now
possble to male profitable comparative study OF
these bones with those OF the elephant
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AN EPISODE OF DISPLAY.

london zen . '1r 81" Fr1Hc'sT" fTgondHt
Crests arc another thing grlevOusy misappro
praicd mis- apl led aud misuscd oxccpi by no peOpie
who have a real right to them UnI,ari d ladies'
pover use a crest any lng-nOo- PAPER, servants
buttons, smelling bottle TOPS waik'ngs &c s. brushes,
or anything Cres s on Ina AID K ass are-weli you
tell tho sort OF person tho owner Is. iey
China aud glass dealers will ell you Othcrw-e, no
doubt. Nonogi ann 10 to bn cons dcrably gUno out
should say that nothing won loo bet er On car
riagc door or u servant livery bu tons han mono
gram. ] think Il will 10 found 10 10 a rule ieaLio
to CROSS and coat arms. a. We a. 10 many Other
things that tho people best ont led " the make the
leas. and display them Oic daS II chanccd
that Lady Longtime took Mr. Casbnl an, home from
. gsIcen party IN her cariaga Mrs a'hlhDank'
whose blue ATTN lined brougha owi.g TO mis- aho'
had not come for her Ia time looked about her In
Amusement the dingy worn, and almost shabby
eushions Of Lady LOngine's victoria eho couid
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CONGRESSMAN MOFFATT DYING.

wAsBINGToS. Dec 20 tSpeeiaD.-At q late hour
to night Congressman Mofltt. OF Michigan. who was
taken Ill few DAYS age AMI removed from
his hstel TO Providence Hospital yesterday
reported "a not likely 1.-Two through
the night Lincoln who just loft him STATED that
he WAS unconscious aud in an exceedingly critic al con-
don that there little hsps for his recovery
Dr. Reybnrn, the her Attending physician. will remain
with the patient thrs Ugh tho nigat
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Post Oiicc Mite,

Should be read daily by all interested, as changes may
Letters Tor foreign countries be specially ad.
for dps H Oh Sy n Pa Ct and Comm
documents letters no speciality addressed being seat by The
Foreicn NATL. Ter me walk en',, Dacemcr Of will ci.,s
PROFANITY Ia Ill o,seN .tth, oncs as follows
and eS wa for Rs s IL ant jan tn: Ia ps:
na H%qsSg
town tow ''S SotSsr. ''r s@s" sT.a. aud other
E"Ioooaa O.1nrs, mus. ,, r:'s r rs.r A II; ;o,,
letter. 70, s.S. P "s,i ,; co.,
te5 and Cia.tsm ia ~ sis%,,o %aniS,sr trS Nsw
ship Prot Morse. ire NewDr'an.
THUhsDA,-A. m fer Jamaica. in ., 6reytows
ia &C. %9.tIs GI,cisd s.r AtsS s. =. P M q:
S S. r'S s.1s.'G s.t S ess
other Mexican state. must be directed per CIT, q
per ste,msr RI, Haltr.s
FRIDAy-Atl p M Tor Belize. Puerto cortez. Guatemala
AEuan.
sATUaDAY.A.lca m Tor eS,a w tor s. cro1 and y
70. va i. .,s for Ts sr .o.
sssasr.nd It.y spa,S AL P.ras.i must o. aeOssi
~ U@@Ti pa 81 !, =, m Tor France ssitsec!.aa
Via so aaa Great st.a AMI as.r
%ps Ss 9'f o CT pss
va 5 st'ss s :: ss s S. s
ship rsnnana; q. AntTero a's.,e' must % dr.ctss
p: ss' .! ss% 4si.;: " p . =" s::s;.:
ststmAhtp fgi-slaS havana Vettots lor pstoe
Mexican st ,tss n be trsotst sr n. YsesiasD.
Mails China aat Japau per steamship citv Of Syd
To- from Fraacisco close more Docem Dsr '2j W
$50 n IA Mails for IN, society fsAitA Dsr suo Tropo
Birdttro q S,n Fr,nclscN. nsrs Deco uOsr }
b:SO o. IN Malls fer Australia No vtsuAll StitvsL
Fiji and S,moan fsAn uthi0 Mariposa (rom
oos- hsrs Jsn"Arv % II $50 m.
arrival SewYork OF telnshio u 'nolio vita Britt
nall, Tor AustrGtM Mails ter Cuba bv rdt {, ranpA
Fla AL hesce BY steamer via Key West FA. close II
this snss daily at 2S0A m
Tho schedule of closing Ct Trans Pacific mails Is ar
ranged on the ), their overland
transit Francisco Mails from the East arriving
time Of Francisco OF sailing Of
dispatched thence the same day.
HENRY g. PEARSON Posuuastss
Post once, New. York. N. r. Dec. 10 1885,
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1EcA1 ASPECT or BUCKET STOP GAMBLING.

LEGAL ASPECT OF BUCKET SHOP GAMBLING.
NASHVILLE. Tenn, Dec. 20 tsp c"H-NrA saliio
Reese of this city whose husband 81 1000 In grain
speculation, at the bucket shap of X. H. bell Co.,
brought suit to tho sum mcnioned The lswsr
court decided her favor AMI Bell Co. took an appeal
t. the Supreme Court which today reversed the judg
msnt. suprem- Court ruled tiat ~ Reese htd re-
esived than had paif ont the defendant. should
ss permitted to deduct all amounts paid him as his VIII
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CO-OPERA TIVE RAT HUNTING.

"A gentleman fond OF pots and whose pots arc owl
denfIy fond of him told curious story To DAY.,
sad a prominent 70 crinary surg i'D yes oiddy ITO
nes two tnrrrrsOn. now Old the 0thcr niu younger
Tboy arc keen rateis, and have adopted sysom that
auInas 10 be tho result OF reasoning and 10 have no
ga atei somo mcans OF ion neaily ap
nroacnUC language. In IN Stahe on thr rats max
thriI Lesfs ana use siopiscos rel trUughwaS 'o-
,ng novn into the lower noUing a means OF ascent
and descent These dogs have long known 81 thl, snu
for a long time tho Older one would Sfaii' hesu AZ
ana lump about on tho hay 10 Tighten tho rats oo"h
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RUSY HANDS AT THE PLYMOUTH CHUROH fAi"'

The lecture room Of l1ymOuth Chmch pfcSc"to'
q bright and at ractvo a.poaienco yesterday NJ 'o
opening OF fair to last three avs when 'no
Of tho Ladies' SewIns Society Of tho church, 70" W
Nrs Teacher aro cor, ucng. Decorated booths
ars scattered about the rOOm from when tho so,'''
haze been removed, aud may ar hands Voir V"'s
.D,.ng of aric.os Uf beatty U. us3ulnoSs, or pVtn
comned. OF the eaoing mon bcr- OF the emu On
wer, d. cscnt 70 .tcrIay aIternUol or last evening"
h. nir,ceels Of ths fair Will be used In complaining
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THE HEATHER REPORT

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wlsu,~oro~ Dee. 90 -Fs~ Massachusetts and Csnnso
crnt rain slightly warmer gh' 10 frosh winds except
on the csa.t frcsh to brisk sasery winds. followed Wed
nesdav night by colder brisk to high we'tsrly Winds
For Eastern Nsw-lerk. Eastern Penn"lvania and
New -r- rain preceded by snow in the northern por-
t,o., LIGHT TO frrsh variable winds foowsd by brisk to
high westerly winds. much colder. With cold wave.